"Research and skin complexion proves otherwise"??? I know an Iyer with a pitch black complexion. At the same time, non-Brahmins like Jayanthi Natarajan, etc., are as fair as most Tamil Brahmins.-The EnforcerOffice of the secret service 04:12, 14 August 2009 (UTC)Reply

These are exceptional cases and they don't prove anything. Racial admixture of two closely residing groups is inevitable, but the level of mixture here has been kept under control to a large extent due to strict caste segregation laws of yesteryears. - Gene Ash 09:37, 08 September 2009 (IST)
The first link is about Iyers of Madurai (not even the Cauvery Delta) and Madurai is not the only place where Iyers live. And then as per the sources I've used in the article there is also enough evidence showing similarities withe rest of the Tamil populace. If you wanna spread racist hatred and facism on basis of skin colour all right go ahead. But you can never claim an intellectual basis of all this nonsense for it doesn't exist.-The EnforcerOffice of the secret service 14:59, 31 August 2009 (UTC)Reply
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-The EnforcerOffice of the secret service 09:16, 4 September 2009 (UTC)Reply
While, one particular research has found similarities between Madurai Iyers and the people of Central Asia, another has found similarities between Iyers and Bengali Brahmins. I do not know much about Bengali Brahmins but Bengalis, in general, have Mongoloid characteristics, than Indo-Aryan. As far as the physical anthopology is concerned, let me produce the results of a study made by Edgar Thurston at the turn of the last century.
Community Cephalic index
Vanniyar 73
Paraiyar 74
Irula 73.1
Mappila 72.8
Source: Castes and Tribes of Southern India, Vol I
From the Iyer article, you might observe that Iyers have an average cephalic index of 74.2 which doesn't differ much from those of people from other communities. So, you might observe that Iyers are mesocephalic like other Tamils and lack dolicocephalic skulls associated with the Aryans.-The EnforcerOffice of the secret service 14:49, 19 September 2009 (UTC)Reply

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